Recent content by bs3425

Figured it out. Went to the BIOS settings and found a "Hard Drive BBS Priorities" option where I saw my 2nd hard drive, then after doing this the selection for the 2nd hard drive showed up in the Boot priorities options.

I have Windows 10 installed which used to be contained on two 1TB hard drives that had been partitioned into one. I recently reformatted to where Windows is on only the first drive and I've installed Ubuntu on the other. The choice to boot from this drive when I hold F12 in the BIOS is there but...

I've been having this problem for a while on my 5 year old homebuilt PC with Windows 10 installed where it acts very weird and slow and I can't figure out the issue. I can tell though that Task Manager shows my hard drive at 100% disk activity at all times. At first I thought it was a windows...